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Campaigns can be organized efforts toward political or social goals, using techniques like shock, humor, or persuasive slogans and celebrities. Common campaign types include billboards, bus stop ads, television and radio ads, and posters. Well-known campaigns promote causes like being smoke-free, child abuse awareness, cancer research, animal welfare, and environmentalism. In Baldock, one of the biggest community spaces is Avenue Park, which is used daily for activities like children's play, tennis, football, and cricket matches and brings community members together. When the park's children's swimming pool fell into disrepair, the community banded together to fund its transformation into a splash park, strengthening community bonds.
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PCI Media Impact is a nonprofit that has used entertainment-education media for 30 years to inspire social and environmental change in 50 countries. It produces radio and television programs, seen by over 1 billion people, that combine entertainment and educational messages to increase knowledge, shift attitudes, and change behaviors on issues like health, empowerment, and conservation. Through local partnerships and a "My Community" approach, PCI builds communities' capacity to create their own solutions and sustainable change through storytelling.
Back on My Feet - New Event Proposal
This document proposes a new event called "Back on My Feet Eats!" to raise awareness and funds for Back on My Feet, a 501(c)(3) organization that helps individuals experiencing homelessness through running programs. The event would feature food, vendors, and entertainment in Indianapolis' popular Canal Walk area. It aims to increase brand recognition, establish a donor/volunteer base, and promote Back on My Feet's mission of helping those experiencing homelessness gain employment and housing through running. A budget and marketing plan are included to outline event logistics and promotion.
Avra project
This document outlines a corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy for a bottled water brand. The strategy aims to enhance previous environmental protection actions by focusing on community well-being and addressing stress in society. Key elements include launching an "Anti-Stress Day" campaign to educate the public on stress management through social media posts, events, and partnerships with experts. A €112,500 budget is proposed to fund activities like journalist launches, social media promotions, traditional media coverage, promotional materials, ambassador payments, and school workshops to inform kids and parents on reducing stress. The goals are to benefit the community, create strong local partnerships, and build affiliations through sustainability initiatives.
Maria Oakey Portfolio
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Bobs
SKECHERS' BOBS brand aims to promote its charitable mission and affordable yet stylish shoes through an integrated marketing campaign. The campaign will utilize outdoor, television, print magazine, music festival, campus event, and social media advertising. Specifically, it will use billboards, digital displays, transit ads, television spots on networks like ABC and MTV, magazine placements in Lucky and Seventeen, sponsorships and promotional activities at music festivals and on college campuses, and social media like Facebook, Pinterest, Pandora and Spotify ads. The goal is to spread awareness of BOBS' work giving shoes to children in need, encourage customer involvement in the charitable mission, and promote the brand's products to hip millennial women.
Manifesto for better public spaces
High quality parks and public spaces are an
essential feature of successful neighbourhoods
where people want to live, work, play and invest.
They are vital to people’s health and the local
economy. We want the government to promote the
importance of high quality public spaces, and for
local and national leaders to commit to improving
parks and public spaces.
Event Sponsorship Level Tearsheet - CHANGE-MAKER
This document provides information about sponsoring events at Unity Plaza in Jacksonville, Florida. Unity Plaza is a modern campus that encourages community and hosts various events. By sponsoring events through one of their sponsorship packages, companies can help support Unity Plaza's mission while gaining visibility and marketing benefits. The $5,000 "Change-maker" package includes logo placement, event tickets, on-stage mentions, banner and poster recognition, booth space, swag opportunities, and a diverse marketing bundle across Unity Plaza's website and social media platforms.
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- 2. What are Campaigns Working in an organised and active way toward a particular goal, typically a political or social one.
- 3. What techniques of promotion is there? Shock Humour Persuasive techniques-slogan, jingle. Celebrities
- 4. Types of Campaigns Billboards Bus stop adverts Television and radio adverts Posters
- 5. Well known campaigns Smoke free Child abuse cancer research Animal welfare WWF
- 6. What is meant by community? A bond or relationship between a group of people, normally in a town or village.
- 7. What areas are there in the local area that are ‘community’ spaces? One of the biggest community spaces in Baldock is Avenue Park which is used everyday whether it’s children using the park, people using the tennis courts and football pitches or the cricket matches that go on every weekend on a Sunday.
- 8. Why is it important to have space for the members of the community? It is important because community spaces such as Avenue park brings the community together if there having a game of cricket or just enjoying a day of the British summer with a picnic.
- 9. What type of community campaigns have there been? In avenue park the children's swimming pool was dirty, had broken glass in it and was full of sand. Until the community saved enough money to have it re-done and transformed into a splash park and more and more children and parents have been using it ever since it’s transformation. Projects such as this bring more people together to make a stronger community.